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360° Views of Istanbul

The 360 Istanbul Bar & Restaurant in Beyoglu does offer 360-degree views of the city.

I was here for lunch on a rainy a bit gloomy day. Luckily when I finished lunch the rain also had its own fill, so I managed to take some pictures of Istanbul from a strategic perspective in Beyoglu. From here one can see the Bosphorus strait and the old Fatih district, with the historical buildings of Topkapi Palace, Hagia Sofia and the Blue Mosque in Sultanahmet area in full view.

The views and the flickering lights at sun’s dusk would be lovely here as well I am sure.

Here is my lunch at 360: Chic Lunch at 360 Istanbul in Beyoglu

Since we are talking about Istanbul views, do check out the view from my hotel’s balcony where I had my breakfasts: Turkish Breakfasts and Views of Istanbul

There are quite a number of elevated terraces in Galata and Beyoglu area.

The Roman Catholic Church in Beyoglu on Istiklal Street: St. Anthony of Padua Church.

You can see across the Bosphorus strait the district of Uskudar in the Asian side of Istanbul.

The Church of St. Anthony Padua is formed like a cross.

Can you spot the Topkapi Palace (left) and Hagia Sofia (right) from across the waters?

Hagia Sofia (left) and the Blue Mosque (right) in Sultanahmet (Fatih district) across the Bosphorus strait.

The outdoor panoramic terrace of 360 Istanbul Bar & Restaurant.

Views to Besiktas district, a modern area of Istanbul with many tall buildings.

Travel Period: May 2015
Destination: Beyoglu, Istanbul (Marmara), Turkey

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